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While I Have Been Gone

Boy have I been busy!  Creativity  comes to me in amazing, intense spurts of productivity.  The past few days I have written some magazine articles, interviewed boxer Fernando Guerrero and his trainer Hal Chernoff and pitched movie. Here is the … Continue reading

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Fernando Guerrero on ShoBox

I covered this past Friday’s ShoBox: The New Generation boxing card that was broadcast live from Salisbury, Maryland, on Showtime.  Here are the articles I wrote for the event and here is an excellent article written by Shawn Yonker, the … Continue reading

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Back To My Other Love

I’m covering the ShoBox card tomorrow. It’s a night of boxing that will be shown on Showtime.  I’ve written a couple of pre-fight article and am going to pony up one or two more… I’ve taken a sabbatical with regards … Continue reading

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You Gotta Bite… For Your Right…

OK, especially in boxing, this has got to be the weirdest Olympiad ever. In boxing alone, there’s the boxer found unconscious in his room trying to make weight at a weight class he’s never fought at, the one who ran … Continue reading

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Something’s Rotten in the State of… the City of Beijing.

So as I was waiting for someone to show up at Suncoast Casino last night (where the nearly dead come out to play) I was sitting at the bar watching Olympic boxing. It was 130 lbs, I think, and the … Continue reading

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Celebadrama

The “Celebrity Smack Blog” reports that the Rev Bob Levy and Danny Bonaduce are going to end their dispute in the ring on September 13th.  The following video shows the spawning of the drama.  I trained briefly as a boxer … Continue reading

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Favoritism in Boxing? Nah…

Being a boxing writer for over five years I know the sport inside and out.  I’ve seen people get title shots without ever beating anyone remotely in the top twenty.  I’ve witnessed terrible decisions that had to come down to … Continue reading

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